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There’s snow place like home. ❄️🌎 Witnessing Earth from the International International Space Station is both stunning and inspiring, especially as the winter’s snow shifts into view. With the technology of today, we can take in the beauty of our NASA Earth from 250 miles above and grasp a new perspective of the blue marble. Will you be enjoying any snow this season? #WorldViewWednesday

There’s snow place like home. ❄️🌎 Witnessing Earth from the International International Space Station is both stunning and inspiring, especially as the winter’s snow shifts into view. With the technology of today, we can take in the beauty of our NASA Earth from 250 miles above and grasp a new perspective of the blue marble. Will you be enjoying any snow this season? #WorldViewWednesday

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Rotational excellence, no notes. 💅 City lights glow, then sunrise hits—Earth’s thin blue atmosphere comes alive. For 25 years, the International Space Station has advanced science with international partners, paving the way to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

Rotational excellence, no notes. 💅 City lights glow, then sunrise hits—Earth’s thin blue atmosphere comes alive. For 25 years, the International Space Station has advanced science with international partners, paving the way to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

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Where night, light, and life collide. ✨ Captured from the International Space Station, this timelapse reveals Earth’s graceful rotation, glowing city lights, and dazzling auroras all beneath a star-studded sky and a brilliant burst of sunlight. #WorldViewWednesday

Where night, light, and life collide. ✨ Captured from the International Space Station, this timelapse reveals Earth’s graceful rotation, glowing city lights, and dazzling auroras all beneath a star-studded sky and a brilliant burst of sunlight. #WorldViewWednesday

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The kind of view that makes you stop scrolling for a moment. ✨ Captured in a timelapse from the International International Space Station, this sequence follows Earth as auroras ripple beneath the station and sunrise slowly edges over the planet’s curve. What begins as a quiet glow on the horizon becomes a full sweep of daylight in seconds, a transition you can only witness from orbit 250 miles above our world.

The kind of view that makes you stop scrolling for a moment. ✨ Captured in a timelapse from the International International Space Station, this sequence follows Earth as auroras ripple beneath the station and sunrise slowly edges over the planet’s curve. What begins as a quiet glow on the horizon becomes a full sweep of daylight in seconds, a transition you can only witness from orbit 250 miles above our world.

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What if your window had a view of the Earth? 🌍 Take a peek out the International International Space Station cupola. No big deal, just orbiting our home planet 16 times a day. Glowing gold desserts and blue oceans pass by surrounded by the station in view. #WorldViewWednesday

What if your window had a view of the Earth? 🌍 Take a peek out the International International Space Station cupola. No big deal, just orbiting our home planet 16 times a day. Glowing gold desserts and blue oceans pass by surrounded by the station in view. #WorldViewWednesday

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Earth’s glow, aurora flow, and a sunrise that’s literally out of this world. 🌎 This timelapse, captured from the International International Space Station, showcases an orbital sunrise illuminating parts of the station as it travels at approximately 17,500 miles per hour. #WorldViewWednesday

Earth’s glow, aurora flow, and a sunrise that’s literally out of this world. 🌎 This timelapse, captured from the International International Space Station, showcases an orbital sunrise illuminating parts of the station as it travels at approximately 17,500 miles per hour. #WorldViewWednesday

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They’re not just simulating Mars, they’re living it.🧑‍🚀🏠 The CHAPEA Mission 2 crew entered the Mars Dune Alpha habitat on Oct. 19. For 378 days, they’ll live like Martian explorers, simulating life on the Red Planet to help NASA prepare for future missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

They’re not just simulating Mars, they’re living it.🧑‍🚀🏠 The CHAPEA Mission 2 crew entered the Mars Dune Alpha habitat on Oct. 19. For 378 days, they’ll live like Martian explorers, simulating life on the Red Planet to help NASA prepare for future missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

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Inside the Orion Mission Evaluation Room, the engineers who helped build Orion’s systems are now watching them fly. As Victor Glover test‑drove Orion with crew onboard for the first time, Jeb Stefan monitored data from the Rendezvous, Proximity Operations, and Docking console.

Inside the Orion Mission Evaluation Room, the engineers who helped build Orion’s systems are now watching them fly. As Victor Glover test‑drove Orion with crew onboard for the first time, Jeb Stefan monitored data from the Rendezvous, Proximity Operations, and Docking console.

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From air pressure to rocket thrust, Orion faces many forces in flight—and engineers like Quyen Jones in the Orion Mission Evaluation Room track them all. After a clean launch and spot‑on TLI burn, her team is excited to see data match years of testing on Artemis II.

From air pressure to rocket thrust, Orion faces many forces in flight—and engineers like Quyen Jones in the Orion Mission Evaluation Room track them all. After a clean launch and spot‑on TLI burn, her team is excited to see data match years of testing on Artemis II.

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Four crew members. One spacecraft. One global team. 🌍 From Mission Control’s Orion Mission Evaluation Room, international experts like European Space Agency's Luca Fossati support the European Service Module—the powerhouse that supplies Orion with propulsion, power, air, and water for NASA Artemis II.

Four crew members. One spacecraft. One global team. 🌍 From Mission Control’s Orion Mission Evaluation Room, international experts like European Space Agency's Luca Fossati support the European Service Module—the powerhouse that supplies Orion with propulsion, power, air, and water for NASA Artemis II.

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Sliding into the holidays like… Recently, the Artemis II crew practiced how to safely get themselves out of Orion Spacecraft post-splashdown, should there be an emergency reason they need to leave the capsule prior to the recovery team arriving.

Sliding into the holidays like… Recently, the Artemis II crew practiced how to safely get themselves out of Orion Spacecraft post-splashdown, should there be an emergency reason they need to leave the capsule prior to the recovery team arriving.

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In order to advance NASA’s spacewalking capabilities in low Earth orbit and to support continued maintenance and operations at the International Space Station, NASA is getting a next-generation spacesuit! Developed by Collins Aerospace, the company has been making progress on the design of its spacesuit and recently completed a key NASA design milestone aboard a commercial microgravity aircraft.

In order to advance NASA’s spacewalking capabilities in low Earth orbit and to support continued maintenance and operations at the International Space Station, NASA is getting a next-generation spacesuit! Developed by Collins Aerospace, the company has been making progress on the design of its spacesuit and recently completed a key NASA design milestone aboard a commercial microgravity aircraft.

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25 years, 288 visitors, over 23 countries, 5 international partners, and one home. The Expedition 1 crew arrived at the International Space Station on November 2, 2000, making them the first crew to occupy the orbital laboratory. This November marks 25 years of continuous human presence aboard the station contributing science and research to benefit humanity on Earth as well as future missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

25 years, 288 visitors, over 23 countries, 5 international partners, and one home. The Expedition 1 crew arrived at the International Space Station on November 2, 2000, making them the first crew to occupy the orbital laboratory. This November marks 25 years of continuous human presence aboard the station contributing science and research to benefit humanity on Earth as well as future missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

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Views from Dragon 🤝 Views from the International Space Station

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Views from Dragon 🤝 Views from the International Space Station

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It’s all about control — and the view that comes with it. Emily Kollin works on the control console in Mission Control’s Orion Evaluation Room, helping manage Orion’s orientation and maneuver its camera-equipped solar arrays to capture views of yesterday’s NASA Artemis II lunar flyby.

It’s all about control — and the view that comes with it. Emily Kollin works on the control console in Mission Control’s Orion Evaluation Room, helping manage Orion’s orientation and maneuver its camera-equipped solar arrays to capture views of yesterday’s NASA Artemis II lunar flyby.

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Welcome home! 🌎 After spending 45 days confined inside a tiny habitat on a simulated journey to Mars, our HERA crew has “returned” to Earth. The four-member crew conducted a variety of tasks within HERA to help NASA better prepare astronauts for the isolation of deep space.

Welcome home! 🌎 After spending 45 days confined inside a tiny habitat on a simulated journey to Mars, our HERA crew has “returned” to Earth. The four-member crew conducted a variety of tasks within HERA to help NASA better prepare astronauts for the isolation of deep space.

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From all of us at NASA, happy Mother’s Day! 💌💫💐 The Expedition 73 crew currently on board the International International Space Station, and NASA_Astronauts Jessica Meir on the ground, recorded a special message for all of the superheroes we call Mom.

From all of us at NASA, happy Mother’s Day! 💌💫💐 The Expedition 73 crew currently on board the International International Space Station, and NASA_Astronauts Jessica Meir on the ground, recorded a special message for all of the superheroes we call Mom.

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Changing history, and protecting some really special people. As the NASA Artemis II crew heads home, Jennifer Gratz and the service module propulsion console in the Orion Mission Evaluation Room are watching every burn, including the final return trajectory correction burn—making sure Orion brings its astronauts safely back to Earth.

Changing history, and protecting some really special people. As the NASA Artemis II crew heads home, Jennifer Gratz and the service module propulsion console in the Orion Mission Evaluation Room are watching every burn, including the final return trajectory correction burn—making sure Orion brings its astronauts safely back to Earth.

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Nothing like a little cosmic glow to brighten your orbit. ✨ This timelapse from the International International Space Station captures vibrant green aurora ribbons sweeping across Earth’s curve as station hardware drifts into view. Aboard this shared home in low Earth orbit, astronauts from around the world live and work side‑by‑side, a daily reminder that exploration is strongest when nations do it together. Auroras form when charged particles from the Sun interact with Earth’s magnetic field and atmosphere, creating waves of light that ripple across the sky. Science, perspective, and global partnership — all in one pass.

Nothing like a little cosmic glow to brighten your orbit. ✨ This timelapse from the International International Space Station captures vibrant green aurora ribbons sweeping across Earth’s curve as station hardware drifts into view. Aboard this shared home in low Earth orbit, astronauts from around the world live and work side‑by‑side, a daily reminder that exploration is strongest when nations do it together. Auroras form when charged particles from the Sun interact with Earth’s magnetic field and atmosphere, creating waves of light that ripple across the sky. Science, perspective, and global partnership — all in one pass.

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Listen to where we are headed with the #Artemis program from Apollo Flight Director Gerry Griffin.

Listen to where we are headed with the #Artemis program from Apollo Flight Director Gerry Griffin.

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Meet some of the people behind NASA Artemis II. 🌖🧑‍🚀 We asked NASA’s Johnson Space Center employees how they contribute to Artemis II and if they had any well wishes for the crew. Artemis II is NASA’s next giant leap: the first crewed flight around the Moon in more than 50 years, a critical test of Orion’s systems, and a major step toward returning humans to the lunar surface and building a long‑term presence on the Moon. It’s a team effort on the ground and in space!

Meet some of the people behind NASA Artemis II. 🌖🧑‍🚀 We asked NASA’s Johnson Space Center employees how they contribute to Artemis II and if they had any well wishes for the crew. Artemis II is NASA’s next giant leap: the first crewed flight around the Moon in more than 50 years, a critical test of Orion’s systems, and a major step toward returning humans to the lunar surface and building a long‑term presence on the Moon. It’s a team effort on the ground and in space!

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Step inside the Orion simulator. NASA Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman and pilot Victor Glover practiced flying the Orion Spacecraft spacecraft and simulated their return to Earth reentering the atmosphere and splashing down off the coast of California.

Step inside the Orion simulator. NASA Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman and pilot Victor Glover practiced flying the Orion Spacecraft spacecraft and simulated their return to Earth reentering the atmosphere and splashing down off the coast of California.

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What can we learn from Artemis II astronauts’ saliva?🔬 Quite a lot! Before, during, and after their Moon mission, Artemis II crew will collect saliva samples to help NASA study how immune systems react to deep space. Learn how these samples give us a peek into crew health.

What can we learn from Artemis II astronauts’ saliva?🔬 Quite a lot! Before, during, and after their Moon mission, Artemis II crew will collect saliva samples to help NASA study how immune systems react to deep space. Learn how these samples give us a peek into crew health.

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